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Daily Republican., 1887-04-21
A Missing Minister Found,

CHICAGO, Apri! 30.-The Rev. w
Springer, assistant rector of Grace
Episcopal Church, who on Monday dis
appeared from his room while seriously
ill, was found to day, and is now at 81.
Luke's Hospital. He is suffering frc m
congestion of the brain, and In his wan
deriu gs str8yed this afternoon into the
home of relatives In part of the city
far distant from his hotel.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21
General Sickel Gets q Now Trial,

Judge Butler, in the United Statet
District Court yesterday, granted new
against General Horatio G. Sickel, the
late Pension Agent for this city. A
verdict of S23, ,714 Oh was rendered last
November against the General and his
boudsman for losses growing out Of the
acts of Thomas Lawrenc ce and Walter
8. Fries, office clerks, who were con.
victed and sentenced for issuing fraud.
ulent vouchers.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21
mr.. Quay sends Back His Pay.

Says o Harrisburg special of Tuesday:
State Treasurer Quay came to Harris
burg th!a morning. One of tho first
pieces Of mail he opened contained q
warrant from Washington for his first
mcath's pay as United States Senator.
Mr. Qoay rem allied 1t with the an
nouncement that he Is still drawing q
salary as a Pennsylvania official, and
did not feel that he was entitled TO pay
as Senator.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21
RUNAWAY Aostorday,

A horse attached tie q wagon belong.
In j, to the Wilmington Transfer Gem.
my took fright yesterday afternoon
on ShipIev street below Front, and ran
away. The driver, Samuel Woodrow,
|enatavored tostop MIN, hut was thrown
out and one OF his ,eas broken. He
was attended by DR.. Keables, who re-
duced the fracture.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21
STATE OF OHIo. Gay OF TOLEDO,

LUCAS COUNTY, b. ..
frank j. Cheney makes oath that ht
Is the senior partner Of the firm of +.
Cheney z 60, doing business In tht
City OF Toledo, County and State afoi 9
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLL AIRS
for each and every csss of Oatsrrh thai
can not be cured by the use of Eall's
Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day Of December.
A. D., SO.
~ A. W. GLEASON,
seal Notary Public.
P.S.-Hali's Catarrh Cure Ia taken
internally and acts directly upon the
blood and mucus surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
l.s5- Sold by Druggists, rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21
sprinetisld,s Republican Wet

SpRiNGFIHLp, NO., April 20-The
election In the oonsol sted city o.
Springd field resulted in victory for the
Republicans. j. 8. Atkinson, the Re
publican candidate for Mayor, carried
every ward In the city except the Third
The City Council stands ten Req ubli
cans to six Democrats.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21
NEWS SUNNI AIRY.
Anarchists acknowledgements Meeting
-Quseo KApiossni and Francois LII
IiuokaIant to wait Warrington.

Anarchists DlsbAnd-Memorin1 meeting
-0useo Kapsossns and Prancess LII
IiuoisaIani to v1sit Warrington.
A telegram from Chicago reports that
the Anarchist Groups OF the Interna.
tional Working Peoples Association In
that city have been dissolved by mutu'
al consent. The dissolution was hast
ened, II not cauEed, by q speech from
one OF the lead ers Of the Central Labor
u Uniou, who said: "You have no organ.
Your name Is mentioned with horror
and contempt, even by working men.
/ ( the lives OF the eight convicted men
now In the county jail are dear to you,
d isbAnd, and lot all past experiences be
forgotten forever"
A memorial meeting in respect to the
| late President Arthur was held last
evening In the Assembly Chamber, At
Albany. Most Ut the members Of the
Legislature and tho family OF the late
President we're present. Governor Hi'l
presided, and the speakers were ex.
United States District Attorney BeDJa-
min II. Brewster, Of Philadelphia. and
Chauncey N. Depew, of New York,
who spoke eloquently of the life, char.
ecter and public services of the dead
Pretid
Queen Kapiolani, OF Hawaii, accom-.
panied by Princess Liliuokalani and .
number Of Hawaiian officials, arrived
In San francisco yesterday, on their
way to England to attend the cele6rA'
ton Of Queen Victoria's Jubilee. The
party will remain In California about q
week. On their way to New York they
will visit Washington, and pay their
respects to President Cleveland.
MT oAian nowo. osnAet ~ ~ ~ u
oontIy neo Hsm nost0n Vim eov.oOv'
inc procSeos o. swIhaunR, wens 70 o..
Jonn, NOW brunswick' ana rented
ho;n" ' dt.oo.c..S ~ ,ooS TnssS.yy
u1ah,,. ,s";D sor orshs. ",,d q =. :nr.
nn.sS ,h., ~ ~ III, to,U ~. Ans,;car
ro,on, ~ ,h;.vss anS ..,rdi.r. IN Mor
"
james d. hamiin and Henry Aeint.
~ W!. !uu. !S " nS ps;.,,es. ooon w.. =.
~ 1HSn""aa ". onn,o..S ~ ~ Sh.v,,n "o,e ra.'
..S L nosIsy sn. ovn sN,,e y. nN. 70. r
.S -. ..Iu H u"s u'o. oso .".;S.S ~ ~. 49,.
aS AZ a." "nu .t., ~ oii..,nm a. Do,S 49,, 0
.u nnJay Jay sns .s%en o '''o" ""' ''ss''
The ,hra.,.rsa .,r,ka ~ tho ca,r.c.
| ta,s a, Wi,uauhsa hss hsar snas, a
| ,ha mos,sr na, ,nsnta,. ...saann ~, rss,'
,hs,- .hor. n,,.n nn,, 80 49,. .Uap
NAV I and N nav the man mr. ssnt
n,;o. M. III, =.
recognize a Uday's" work hereafter.
and will nav by the hour.
cao-oa C,.,l r.n,,.a u,,,,o,.,,s
| land n1n.r md non dae,sr ~ anr;ns.
Gaid o,seao conntp Nam yo,t mads
an ans s,,,onHsnt , ys ve.,srSew S Ne ownsd ss
large tracts OF land IN Otseeo and
several other count .es, There are $500.
600 In unsatisfied iudoments aohins,
him.
1 wb,,a th,aa yo,mor. NAMED K,,b.,
becker. GrnhIsh and KAT were riding
home at Owatoppa. Mipnesota. on
Tuesday evening. thew we're thrown
| from their wagon bv the horses runninp
Iaway. Grubish WAS killed, and Kal
fatally injured.
Local eleot,ops n. which ,,cense WA,
nrIrcinai nnest,on wa,s held In MANI
cities and towns Of Illinois on Tuesday
A majority of the cities declared for II.
cense, while the smaller towns all went
tor prohibition.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21
The Fisheries Dispute.

LONDON, April 20 1t Is officially
stated that Lord Salisbury, in dispatch
sent to Washington on March "a, said
that the British government, understand
ing the sction OF the United States In de-
nounciDg the fishery articles of the treaty
of Washington to be in n great degree
the result of disappointment at being
called upon to pay 100000 pounds un-
der the Halifax fisheries award, offers to
revert to the old condition of affairs with
out pecuniary indemnity, which offer,
| 1t trusts, will commend itself to the
American government as being based
u pom the spirit OF goodwill and gener-
osiiy which should animate two great and
kindred nations, whose common origin,
language and institutions constitute as
many bonds of amity and concord.
WAsnINGToN, April 20.--The Secre-
|tary OF State declines either to confirm or
deny the statement cabled from London
to the effect that Lord Salisbury has
sent dispatch to this government on the
subject of the fisheries offering to revert
10 the old condition Of affairs, without
pecuniary indemnity.
The subject matter OF the dispatch Is
not exactly news In diplomatic circles,
the same proposition having emanated
from Canadian source some time ago
Well informed persons incline to the
opinion that the offer referred to In the
Icablegram has been thus indirectly and
unofiicia'ly made as "feeler" to ascer-
tain In advance of an actual tender, how
such q proposition would be received by
the American people.
As the representative OF the United
States on the Com mission lnat negotiated
the Treaty of Washington, and the Hall.
fax Commission which fixed the award
made to England for the use Of the Cana
dian in-shore fisheries. expressly denied
that the privilege accorded to United
Estates vessels Of fishing in Canadian
waters was more valuable than the con
ceseion made to Canadian fishermen Of Q
like privilege In waters OF the United
States and free entry of their fish, 1t Il
safe to assume that the Department ol
State never entertained the idea OF renew.
ing the Treaty OF Washington, with the
understanding that cash indemnity wai
Iagain to be paid to Great Britain for the
fright TO enjoy the in-shore fisheries ol
ICanada.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21
swift Punishment IN Russia

ST. PETERSBURG, April 20.-S!x oi
the men arrested for completely in the
plot to assast iuate the Czar, which was
to have been carried out on the 18th OF
March. have been sentenced 20 death.
The ether conspirators have been sen
fenced to imprisonment for life.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21

But selling and banging wall pape
the cheapest in the city; have just sc
cured great quantity o. new papers
aud borders, which / am selling at a
reat reduction. | have some very fine
gilt papers for 25 cents piece. These
are not Old patterns, but are new goods
force OF practical men, and all work
done without delay. l have some OF
those small lots left. which am selling
for 3 cents piece.
HARRY ID. HOLT,
Practical paper hanger, 2l3 West 2nd
street, upper side.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21
lsSIIE-RY VIRTUE OF:A

fsSALE-Bi VIRTUE OrsA
h4y,rl Facias, 10 mc directed,
k'sJt, puhlir sale at the Court
iatse; ,treet between "enth ahu
XII, in the city OF Wilmington,
Foauis ,Delaware,s
bAf THE7TnDAY OF MAY, 's"
At. O'Clock y. inn
lng de:crihed real estate, viz:
tinni gata point on the souther.
Surth street, at a distance or u
|frpn iii, castrrly side OF scott
IA southerly and parallel with
4 f.t, thence ca -terly and paral- =
4 Street n fee. thence sOutherly
n I'm scott street III feet 4 Inches
Iii Me of Third street, thence
II me vi laui- late uf William
BEL. thence nprtherly by line OF
lhr ,Jltacriy SIDE Of Fourth
H. a'r thereby westerly to the
Dnin:.
|nnlni a. a point on the southerly
str,,tatilI, distance of - feet
lhr ca.tcrly side Of Lincoln
oB'heriy t. the nor herly sihe
h, taeurf ca,terly to a point -
Irum a. wrstrrly SIDE of Scott
4 n5 iIiprlv aud parallel W tn
ll lrtt lachts, III nee easterlv
i'h l''t'., N', ." =, Wy. y
N@"'' S''i W., w., i"v ',rso, "a
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r. ls' T! anu nfli'i i', wiz, ",
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'N pAFhIlti win
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N lh' plAtr nl neg inning.
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ILL IL i.,.. .. 'l' ~ "i >'pt' street.,
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Daily Republican., 1887-04-21
For Baby.

A new nursing bottle fitting that
beats all the others. Infant foods and
condensed milk always fresh At Vessey US
P Pharmacy, Eighth and Monroe.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21

We are selling the beet buggles iol
the price in the market. Call and CON
vince yourself, at Walther's, manufac
turer, over Market street bridge. Re
pairing promptly attended to at moder
ate prices. ALI work WARRANTED.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21

Largest stock, cheapest and best AS.
sortment, most reliable houses In city.
Mrs. Jacobs millinery palaces, No. 617
Market and 900 King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21
u. A. M. E. Conference.
Gore spondon OF the BxPU BLICAN.

CHESTER Pa, April 1S.-Tho seven
ty.ffth ssssion OF the Uaion American
NJ. E. Confereuce met in the church
edifoe In Welch street. Chester. Della
ware County, Pa, at the hour of 8
O clock q. m. The house was called to
order by Bishop Williams, who pre-
tided, assisted by Bishop Hutohins, Of
the eastern district. Devotional exer.
cises were conducted as follows: Bishop
Hutchins read from the 18Th chapter OF
Romans; Bishop Williams gave out the
hymn, land are We Yet Alive" which
was sung by the conference; Bishop
Hutchins addressed the throne Of sIacc
The following members were pre- sent:
Bishops Williams and Hutchins, Revs.
q. r. Ruley. Nelson Wigginr, Henry
Mode. Ashury Smith, Stephen Frisby
Edward Brown, William II. Guy. John
W. Clemens, William Billingsloy, X
3. Accos, Samuel Ambrose; lay mem
befs, James Porter, Kinesessine; Lswis
H. Tsy lor, ,Ohristiana; Townsend Henry.
West Chester; d. h. Anderson, vii.
minRtou, Del Charles W. Accos. Gam.
den, N. j.; Amos Wake field, New Gar
den; Griffin Saunders. Newark, Del. i;
Cesar Sterling. Chester, Pa; Benjamin
Garnet, Middletown, Pa; Thomas
UdtAhhbkoi OlOuub O0tvakyt Eku Jhu6o
Brown, New CASTLE. Del; James Brack.
Somerset, Pa; Brother Chaa. Nicholas,
The subject Of reading the rules OF
the conference at each session was con
sidered for SONS length of time pro and
CON. 1t was finally decided to read the
rules In the morning sesSions Of each
day :.only.
The matter Of Of the churches payip q
for the forms for church reports was
discussed. The Affirmative contended
that the churches should pay for the
forms, rs they were provided for the
benefit Of the churches. The negative
argued that inasmuch as the churches
contribute to the oon ference fund, 1t Ia
but reasonable that the forms for the
reports Of the churches should be given
the churches free of cost. The question
was 30 decided.
Tho conference reassembled at the
hour Of O'Clock. Devotional exercises
were opened BY Bishop Hutchius, fol-
lowed by singing. The throne OF grace
was addressed by Rev. Nelson Wiesins,
OF New Garden. Bishop Williams
then addressed the conference In ref
erence to the duties of members rela
tive to the action OF the con ference In.
tended for the benefit Of the conpexion.
1t is to be presumed that those who
have the chief oversight CT the conner
ion consider what Is best for every de-.
rartment thereof. and 1t should not be
expected that tho views of all can be
fairly met. Moderation and coDdes seen.
sion should be exercit ed, with the view
to the harmony of the church and to
the up6utlding and spread Of the Re
deener's kingdom.
The question whether the provisions
OF the new discipline are retroactive OF
prospective was considered and decid cd
to be the latter.
The following were appointed com
mittee ON candidates for admission a,
probstioners In the conference: R4vs
3. y. Ruley, As6ury Smith and Bro
Benz jamin Garnet, to whom was referred
Brothers John Ward and W. j. Ride r
The com mmittee reported favorably anC
the applicants were received,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21

Farmers and horsemen, read this!-I
find Salvation Oil most excellent lini.
ment among horses, and take pleasure
In indorsing 1t ss certain remedy for
scratches. JAMES THOMAS,
franklin Road, near Baltimore.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21
Russia,

LONDON, April 2l.-The police at
K,eff and Odessa have discovered plots
visiting Southern Russia.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21

We invite those who have be en- una
BILE TO get y Hour that would just snit
them to give us trial, as we know We
can satisfy them. j. 8. Hamilton &
Co., Fifth and King,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21
BIB. B. Bib. IL. B.--3.

II. #. Bourbon X Bro manufac
tureIs, N. W. Cor. End and Orange Ste
P. s. CiaaIa by the box specially.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21

"I had rather be kitten and cry
new" than grosn all night and scold
all day with neuralgia, wheu one little
bottle of Salvation Oil would make me
gentle and well. Pussy, wouldn't you?
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21

The popular English cure, Hnmmond's q
Pain Ersdicator. For sale by Taylor &
Fullerton, 500 King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21

There is no acid, no sulphur, nor
other luxurious ingredient to be found
in the Roof Paint manufactured by
Phillips & Kane, 70. East 4th st.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21
A Heap of NJ Oney

can be saved by buying footwear this
week at the Family Shoe House, No.
2O6 Market street, above Second. See
Ad YER tisement.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21
BREvITiEs.

Tho cheapest hat house in the city
Rumford Bros 4O4 Market street.
Try Busn's cosi; you viii nhs It
Iry Buah's cosl you Will surely like u.
w. j. Kimbie, grocer, and and Justison.
Miiisrd v. Davis', lswsisr, Q Il. End stree,
CITY Laundry. Sixth and shipley street
rins is X. Kinss, st Hanfs. II L Fourth
+. Roop Smith, druggist, 9th and King
Washing machine for sale ct Pfcksi's stove
store East Fourth st.
You can get very good goose feather at
Adair's for a6c.s. per pound.
Go to J. Mecaulsy's, ITO Z. Second St., for
Lipp pincott's Rheumatic and Neuralgia Cure
Accusing is proving. wheIe malice and
power sit as judgea.
Education polishez good natures. and cor
roots bad ones.
Forget others faults by remembering your
own.
Nothing sits 50 gracefully upon children
as habitusl respect and duff ul department
toward their p6rents.
An ordinary small boy is never so happy
Is when he Ia standing under safe that ia
being hoisted to the dith story.
Like beautiful flower, full Of color, but
without scent. are the fne but fruitlesl
words Of him who does not ACCORDINGLY.
Adair, 4lb Market street, has Just recsived
now line Of Hat Racks, chamber Suits and
PRrlor suits. Go and see them.
Murphey = Son. 800 shipley street, take
the lead In t1rst class furniture In this city
Call and examine our sto OK.
| II Adair, AIS Market street, does not show
| you the largest stock Of Furniture and Bed
ding In tho city and loves. prices he will
give you Q suit.
You will be convinced whom You see our
M Mwail papers and the prices that this Is the
give your orders for any spring work you
may have to do.
NATAL DRDT.
worked month for DR.. Fox, and
whom the end had come,
went to him to get my pay-ten
Dollars was the sum.
He handed me Q receipt In full, with
Grin Of vengeful mirth,
For ssrvices professional the morning
OF the birth.
And now think 1t would have boon
NO wonder I'm foriorn-
Ten dollars in my pocket II never
Had been born!
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21
Tho Late Bishop Lee.

Cabinet size pictures made from last
sitting (Dec. 81, 1882 for sale by j.
Paul Brown, 6l7 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21
High License in Hlassaonuse,t..

BosToN, April 20 The House to
day pist ed the high license bill 10 it,
third reading by vo,e of 1888 to 80.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21

The NOES Rose Assembly will bod
thsir anausl picnic ut Soheulzsn Park
OF Memorial dsy.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21

Coughs, hoarsenets, asthma or any
Irritation Of the throat. or bronchial
tubes will be relieved by taking DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t has cured lhou-
sands. Recommend it to your friend
ana nei2hbor.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21

made from Jersey COWS, can be obtained
at stall No. 519, Washington ct. market
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21

Go to NJ. f.. Dennis, 702 King street,
for your millinery.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21

Order freight yary's Express, 2l
Market, Phila.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21

Have you seen the great Improvement
in Mrs. Jacobs uptown palace, No. 617
Market street? Ii is worth call.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21
Testimonial to tho Rev. Ii. A. monr

Testimonial to tho Rev. Ii. A. Monroe.
The complimentary testimonial given
to the Rev. II. A. Monroe, In Ezion
Oanroh last evening, by the Monroe Y.
l.. q 8. Circle WIS q success in every
respect. There was large attendan &c
and very interesting program was
presented, consisting Of vocal and In
strumeu tai music, readings and address
ses. Mr.. Monroe, who since he has
been pastor OF the church has worked
unremittinely FOR its welfare, was pre-.
sented with handsome gold watch al
token OF appreciation from the con.
gregation. The presentation address
was made by Mr.. w E Griunage, and
the pastor made fitting response. The
grand broom drill and the Saratoga H. u
drill were amusing and remarkably
we'll executed. Supper and refresh.
ments were served in the hall.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21
Oysters.

For good 25, 30 and 40 cent oyste
go to Hanna's, 83l Jefferson street.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21

Easter novelties in fine millinery ct
Mrs. Jacobs palaces.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21

For oarr sLs-Oranor & Co.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-21

Strong cough candy at Fersuson's.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-09
A STAY OF EXECUTION

san FRANCISCO, Cal, Dee. S.-GOvernor
Waterman has granted reprieve for
thirty Gays to Nathan Is. Sutton, con
demned TO be hanged at Oakland next
Friday for murder The mann reason the
governor gives for his action is that four
of the jurors fanced, in returning YER
diet of murder in the first dogreee, that
the judge would sentence Sutton to the
penitentiary for life. 1t is also reported
that other paliating testimony has been
discovered recently, intending proof of the
hereditary insanity III Sutton's family.
now living in Michigan. PROBABLY the
tact that has most influenced the governor.
although he does not admit il. Is that he
was rancher himself wears ago ana was
constantly annoyed ~ Sutton was. by
iepredatioas OF his neigh bor's cattle. SUIT
ton, 1t will be remembered. shot his neigh
Dor, Alexander Martin. because he latter's
cattle trespassed on his field He received
the news of his reprieve philoSophicallv.
he Is futatist ana believes everything is
Goreordained, but the relatives of the
murdered man are evidently anxious that
sutton should ornament the gallows. as
Martina brOtherin-law wrote a letter to
the sheriff asking tickets for the execution
for himself and the widow. sisters aud
brothers of the dead man. The request
was refused.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-09
a DESPERATE FIGHT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. S.-Informa-
ton has been received here OF desperate
fight in a saloon at Georgetown, III Dorado
county, between Frank Hollingsworth,
aged "A, and his stepfathcr, George Handy,
50 years old. Handy began the row and
the stepson knocked him down The old
man got up quickly, and in a rough and
tumble fight that followed. struck his step
son with a dirk-knife back of the ear, the
blade breaking off and remaining in the
skull, Hollingsworth paid no attention
to the wound, but continued to beat and
kick the Old man till the latter was drag
ged away from him apparently dead. II
was then discovered that the blade was
still in Hollingsworth'S head. 1t had to
be drawn cut forcihly with "A pair Of
pinchers. The operation hanzjed Hol-
lingsworth, and he made a desperate
effort 30 reach the almost dying old man
and finish him. In his rage he knocked
down seven men, and then rushed into an
adjoining store and breaking in a show
case snatched a revolver To continue the
fight. He could not get cartridge TO fit
the weapon, and while searching for one
loss OF blood weakened him SO that he fell
to the floor. II is thought that both will
die from their Injuries